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The air-conditioning is good, just needs to be toped gas, why didn't he top it before presenting for sell?
When buying toks, better consider slight accidented ones.
Non accidented cannot be cheap, why did they sold it out? The problem might be inside

Monderides:
Which of these scams do you think is the most common in Nigeria today?

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Monderides:
Which of these scams do you think is the most common in Nigeria today?

Source: MondeRides

Would contact you for my 2011 cr-v when the time comes.

Saved.

lebete3000:
Would contact you for my 2011 cr-v when the time comes.

Saved.

Will be expecting.
You can also check our site.
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femi4:
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This is something most people miss

Igbophobia:
Let me share my car scam experience. In 2017, I needed a black sedan and I checked online for something and saw a chap selling a 406 Peugeot 406. What struck me was the price at just 550k naira. I called the attached number and the chap confirmed the price. I asked him to bring it to my location the following day but he said he needed money for 'fuel'. I sent him 20k naira and he called some minutes later after I had already told him that I sent it, and asked for evidence. I sent him the screenshot of the payment receipt. He thanked me and asured me he's bring it the following morning.

That morning, I called (or he did) and told me that they had an issue, that they needed some money to settle customs. I realized that was a scam. I told him I won't be sending any more money, that he could use the one I already sent for petrol for Christmas for his family. He tried persuading me but I cut the call. I did somje checks on Jiji, the platform where I saw the ad and dis some reverse search for his number and saw that it was linked to some reported scams.

Sometime around noon, I got an alert on my phone. It was a payment reversal alert. In fact, he never got the payment. Talk about a coincidence.

You were really blessed to have that transfer reversed. Never make such mistake again.

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